Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Rupee recovers from record low
The Indian rupee hit a new low of 89.54 against the dollar last week.
But now, it's getting a little help from the central bank and has gone up to 89.22.
The dollar is still strong, but the rupee might go up a bit more to around 89 or even 88.80.
However, it might not go above 88.80 and could stay between 88.80 and 89.60 for a while.
In the long run, the rupee might go down even more, maybe to 99-99.50 against the dollar.
The Indian rupee hit a new low of 89.54 against the dollar last week.
The rupee has since recovered to 89.22 on Tuesday, with the central bank's intervention.
The dollar index is stable and bullish, with support around 99.80-99.65 and resistance at 100.40.
The rupee is expected to oscillate between 88.80 and 89.60 in the short-term.
The broader trend for the rupee is downward, with potential to decline to 99-99.50 against the dollar in the coming weeks.
- Who
- The Indian rupee and the dollar index
- What
- The rupee has recovered from its all-time low and is expected to oscillate within a certain range, while the dollar index is stable and bullish
- When
- The rupee's all-time low was on Friday last week, and it has since recovered to 89.22 on Tuesday. The outlook is for the short-term and coming weeks
- Where
- The Indian rupee and the dollar index are being discussed in the context of the global forex market
- Why
- The central bank's intervention and the stability of the dollar index are influencing the rupee's performance
- Rupee's all-time low
- 89.54 against the dollar
- Rupee's recovery
- 89.22 on Tuesday
- Dollar index support
- 99.80-99.65
- Dollar index resistance
- 100.40
- Rupee support level
- 89.60
- Rupee's expected range
- 88.80-89.60 in the short-term
- Broader trend for rupee
- Downward, with potential to decline to 99-99.50 against the dollar
